New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-09
DIR. MCGLYNN ENADES IT.
he WOULD NOT ANSWER DIRECTLY.

REFUSING TO SAY WHETHER THE NOTICE OF Ex-
COMMUNICATION WAS SERVED ON HIM OR NOT.
There was small army Of newspaper men awaiting
DR.. McGlynns arrival from Milwaukee last evening" but
he managed to get down from the Grand Central
Station to the United Labor party's Office In
Cooper Union without being interviewed"
He tried TO avoid saying anything for publication. but
finding 1t wenigh impossible to do so ho received tho
reporters late in the evening after he had ended long
conference with Secretary Barnes, OF the Labor Party
Central Committee and Henry George, who dropped In
about 10 o'clock
The doctor seemed in unusually good spirits and no one
woud suppose from his manner that the most extreme
punishment OF Roman Church had been visited upon
him. Not since his suspension has he appeared in hap
pier frame OF mind in better health far a. appear
aDces indicate.
"Yes" he said In response to inquiry al have seen
the article In this mornings TRIBUNE TO the Of
feet that the notice Of my accommodation
handed TO me In Milwaukee BY q
messenger from Archbishop Corrigan Monday, but
really have nothing to say about itclther to deny or
affirm the truthfulness OF the statement Then be added
with smile: You notice that Of the other papers
deny that the document WAS thus forwarded Dr.
Mcdonnell. the Arohbishops secretary, is
quoted as saying that word about my
accommodation has Jet been received from Rome In
the face OF such contradictory declarations feel some
what like the Irishman who, whom called on to plead
guilty guilty In court replied 'Ah thin, how can
say whittier I'm guilty not guilty till hear all the
ivdencei The fact s however, that really don't care
to say anything about my expulsion at present"
referring to his Milwaukee visit he said that It had
been both pleasant aud successful Over 10000 people
turned ol to hear his first lecture there on tue Fourth
The Labor party. he added. has been very success
tql ~ milwaukee: A. the last election they =,
there and throughout the state. poke In Racine,
which Ia about twenty miles south OF Milwaukee, on
the th. to enthusiastic audience. After my lect-
received all sorts OF assurances from people that
Labor Lab W party They now understood that We con.
templated nothing revolutionary or alarming and
they heard / went back to Milwaukee on Wednesday
to attend tho ceremonies connected with tho unvoing OF
the of Solomon juneau. the founder or tho city
did not speak on this occason being simply an invited
reached here in about twenty-five hours on the limited
eHppsr,esss ., hin, % ,,.or.. If, accommodation
except In the most general way. proved futile VIII
this much." he replied to question that nothing
has happened since you TO cause mo to change my
views on tho subject OF my exconmunication:'
The st4,cmeut attributed to Dr Burtsell Yesterday
touching the legality OF DR. McGlynns accommodation
shown to the Doctor After reading toyer he said
You understand OF course thai did not Inspire ths
don't think there Il anything for me to say In regard
lie was told about the dispatch from Chicago stating
the Labor party there mad lost money ou bin and
were dissatisfied Some enemy must have sent that"
he replied. for there is truth In IL wha ever
And YOU really will say nothing about your own case
Doctorf"
well. have anything to say you must give nc a
little time ana et ue say ~ IN my own "hJ'
The Doctor any number Of Invitations TO lecture IN
Ohio Wisconsin aud, Ia fact, all over the West,
but he will not accept them before the
fall. lie will rest for awhile during the
heated term. but will speak at tho Anti-poverty
meetings here aud sunday nights For the
present lac will remain at the Astor House
The height OF tue mercury did not seem TO materially
affect the attendance the ST. stephens mass-meetng
in the In nerbstona Assembly Rooms last evening any
more than threat cXcOumuncato the leading SYM
ia thkers tue Doctor Tno speeches by Mr. Oahan or
others Wrs Just strong against tue D1cors ecclcsast
cal supe!ors aud the enthusiasm OF the people
merry OF The Catholic herad. Mr. Fseney. DIR. tarey and
over what was said seemed II anything greater than
ever Mr. Feeuey declared that he kne" the Doctor was
right and hence that ho could make no mistake IN FOL
lowing him anywhere. "EIcommuncaton: sush
as /. now proposed. means nothing" he
continued, and am ready 10 have IL visited upon
me and 80 are we all Mr. Fcency then referred to the
manner In which Dr. McGynn had beeu treated by tho
pr - - ,rlng tha. IUE rKmuSr had eNhibiir' more
iarness fowar. hIm tbsn any other paper " ms II
fact not aaery By any means. he said In conclusion
Mr. Gs.n that they did not fear tue curse of the
Arcbhishop aud he added: II IL Is sent, We Will APP
pea from the OF the Propaganda u tho benedcton
of the good God In Heaven. We defy tho Pfopaganda
There general expectation that formal notices OF
Dr. McGlynn's nlcation will be read Ia ali inc
Roman athoc churches Of this diocese tomorrow but
nothing authoritative could be ascertncd on the subject
yesterday.